My wife and I needed something to track our steps. This works great ðŸ‘. I actually bought mine as a used, but in good condition. I will mention that for a man the band is small, but as you see my photo it works. I have some concerns on the battery life, but will wait and see.

I was so excited to start using this tracker but it was a huge disappointment! Although it was very easy to set up and it started working immediately, it will go hours without counting a single step even though I have been very active. I gave it some time before writing this review in hopes that the device just needed to adjust to my stride however the accuracy has not improved. I wouldn't mind if it was just a little off but half my day goes by without counting my steps. I wanted something simple that I wouldn't need an app for but i guess you get what you pay for unfortunately.

Update: Although I am still very disappointed in the product, the seller was kind, understanding, and overall had fantastic customer service. I very much appreciate their support and the way they handled the situation. Much more than I can say about out most sellers. They were fast and refunded my money without hesitation. Although I would not purchase this tracker again, I would purchase from this seller again. Overall, it was a good experience.

I've only had this fitness watch for a week and bought it primarily to track steps and encourage me to walk. Almost all fitness the watches I considered look clunky and big - I have small wrists - so that was a consideration.
This watch is very attractive looking and could easily be taken for an ordinary watch. It also has plenty of holes for the metal thingy, allowing a big range of size adjustment. Very pleased with the look and fit.

Comments so far:
- the set up is a bit tricky, you must read the instructions carefully and master the 'hold' versus 'tap' modes to set the basic information such as height, weight, etc.
- I believe the step function works based on arm swings. I achieved 3,000 steps on the first day by rolling hand-made felt!
- step count appears to be accurate. I compared it to my friend's iPhone app while we walked, and came up with roughly the same numbers. Of course, that assumes her app is accurate!
- calories burned is a bit odd, at 200 - 750 per day so far. I don't know what that's based on!
- distance - I can't check this, but if it's based on GPS, then I'm sure it's accurate.
- haven't used sleep mode, as I don't want to waste the battery and this isn't important to me.
- so far, been wearing it for almost a week and haven't needed to charge the battery, so I'm hoping there's warning when the battery gets low.

Overall, if you don't want to spend a lot on a fitness watch and are looking for something you'll like wearing whatever the occasion, this is an excellent choice.

We love the watch - does everything it claims and stays charged for 3-4 days of 9 hour use each. However, the watch band (light grey) looked dirty after one day...and we've tried everything to clean it, with no luck.

I am not sure but it seems the step counter/pedometer is off or it seems that it counts more steps then I did. I have another pedometer and it has less steps, and my phone also has lest steps wonder why this is. This GRV Fitness tracking. I do like the design and easy to charge it up, but it was a pain getting t set up but with the instruction I got it working.